Making Connections
February 13, 2025
Making the connections between food relief, wraparound services, community and well-being at Addi Road’s Wednesday Night Lights.
Tag: Wednesday Night Lights
Birthday Lights
July 18, 2024
Our 1st Anniversary for Wednesday Night Lights. Kicking off last winter, we’ve lit a little fire that has kept the community warm and connected for the last year – and all of us at Addi Road equally inspired.
The Quiet Life
June 20, 2024
All quiet on the Inner West front this Sunday morning. By tomorrow Addi Road Food Pantry Marrickville and our sister store cum food pantry in Camperdown will be stocked and ready for another week.
Marrickville Angels
May 8, 2024
At Wednesday Night Lights many good spirits gather. Brian is one of those people whose life gets ever-longer and more interesting the more you stand around talking to him. A soft and happy presence, he radiates good will wherever he goes.
Sahlon Village Punjabi Kitchen Cyclone
April 25, 2024
Gurwinder, our can-do chef, whips up hot meals for 150 people. Find out how she does it.
Lighting Up The Night
April 19, 2024
Wednesday Night Lights is underway again at Addi Road in Marrickville. Each week our community gathers to enjoy a free hot meal and host of wraparound services.
Breaking Bread
February 14, 2024
Breaking Bread, Breaking Barriers: the name kinda says it all… A group of people cooking and preparing meals together to help feed the community, sharing their own stories and learning a few kitchen tricks and tips – as well as helping the environment and improving their own wellbeing and that of many others along the way.
Night Songs
August 23, 2023
‘Here Comes the Night’ sings out over the road out front of the Addi Road Food Pantry in Marrickville. A low-flying plane is coming in to land, adding to the Inner West soundtrack. The old Them song is a 1960s classic, with Van Morrison’s voice exultant and oddly melancholy, as if all of us somehow got lost in an old radio for a little while.
After a Fashion
August 9, 2023
Beth from Reunion in Newtown came down to Addi Road to donate vintage and designer clothes for winter. She talks about her belief in an environmentally friendly, circular economy that Addi Road is also a part of in Sydney’s Inner West.